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I drive a truck, and have a Cobra 148 GTL as my primary radio. The
radio has had some work done to it, and since I got it back, I have noticed the radio is much louder. It's like it's picking up background noise. With the truck off, the radio is more quiet, and I can hear much less static. With the truck on, it's giving me some awful static and feedback from time to time when I pull next to another driver. Also, if I turn my heat/air on, or turn my wipers on, the static gets even louder. The radio may have had some mods done to it that would boost the output, but I am definatly not running anything like a linear amp. My question, is if anyone makes some type of filter that will kill all this background noise. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Rob - Grasshopper |
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